Guys I have a original dash pad no cracks wondering what I can use on it to maintain it that way now that'll start seeing daylight and use

DO NOT USE Armor-all. I like TAP 303.

Mothers VLR...its not oily and shiny, just cleans well and conditions. Works great.

Old school used to be rub Vaseline into it and let soak it in then wipe it . . .

Might come as a shock to some but, warm water and a cloth.

Now, don't go out and spend a bunch of money on that foo-foo bottled water either, just the warm stuff that comes out of your tap will be fine.

It may not feel as good as spending $12.00 on a can of snakeoil, but it does work and won't turn your dash into a shiney, phoney-looking disgusting dirt trap/mess.

There are some decent brand name cleaners/polishes out there. For sunlight, try to find one that offers UV protection.

I have used 303 Protectant for 30 years. The best there is for interior vinyl and even smooth leathers. All that I have ever used on the vinyl and leather seat covers in my 300 B. All appear as new. Only product used for same in all my cars.

Also excellent for tires. None of that shiny, greasy, plastic looking look of the majority of so called tire protectsnts that are foisted upon us by a majority of too many vendors. .

My leftover supply of Armor All,,,yes I too must plead guilty,,,when I found 303, I sprayed upon the previously invincible crab grass in my lawn. It is yet to return.

Next to detailing clay which I've used for 20 plus years, likely my favorite by a wide margin, detailing product. Try it, you won't go back.

Incidentally there now exists an improved successor to detailing clay that appears will be a real threat to its success.